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4 Projects: 4 Scales – LTL Architects
This exhibit is comprised of four recent project by the New York based firm Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis Architects (LTL). The projects range from 69 million to 108 square feet, yet each is predicated on a strategy of optimistic opportunism, whereby experiments and inventions are teased out of the very constraints of each project. This site specific installation foregrounds the productive roll of drawing in LTL’s work, turning the walls and floor into etched and printed surfaces. 06.08.2011 4 Projects: 4 Scales|LTL Architects |
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New Park Design in Los Angeles
Within the past five years many important parks have been designed for a wide variety of areas within the Los Angeles Basin. Yet there has been little discussion about these parks: what they look like, how they function, and how they relate to contemporary Los Angeles. This exhibition will survey six major parks that are currently being designed, that are in construction, or have been completed recently. 05.15.2011 AECOM|Field Operations|Hargreaves Associates|Ken Smith Workshop|Mia Lehrer + Associates|parks|Rios Clementi Hale Studios |
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Konrad Wachsmann Reconsidered
This exhibition examines three projects by the architect Konrad Wachsmann (1901-1980), focusing on the detailed methods of assembly inherent in the work through the use of digitally derived drawings, models and animations. 08.08.2010 architectural drawings|Connection Points|John Enright|Konrad Wachsmann |
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Dingbat 2.0
An exhibition of the winning and selected entries from the LA Forum’s Dingbat 2.0 Competition. Documentation of existing dingbat apartment buildings is included in the exhibition. 07.31.2010 architectural photography|competitions|Dingbat 2.0|housing|Judy Fiskin |
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The Page
For this survey exhibition, thirty-three artists from a broad range of studio art practices were asked to submit one page (as they define it) from one of their own artist’s books to mount on the walls of the gallery. 04.18.2010 book exhibition|Daniel Herman|Karin Lanzoni|Linda Chung|Rachelle W. Chuang|The Page |
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Future Archeology
The LA Forum proudly presents the work of SO-IL (Solid Objectives – Idenburg Liu). The exhibit Future Archeoloby charts the work of architects Jing Lui and Florian Idenburg. 08.31.2009 Florian Idenburg|Jing Liu|SO-IL|Woodbury Hollywood Exhibitions |
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A Few Zines
The LA Forum is hosting the traveling exhibition ‘a Few Zines: Dispatches from the Edge of Architectural Production’ the weekend of August 14-16. 08.07.2009 blogs|book exhibition|Mimi Zeiger|Woodbury Hollywood Exhibitions|zines |
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Wes Jones – Meet the Nelsons
An exhibit of Wes Jones’ original and processual artwork for the cartoon strip he designed and drew for the seminal ANY magazine (Architecture New York). 06.14.2009 ANY magazine|book exhibition|Meet the Nelsons|Wes Jones|Woodbury Hollywood Exhibitions|comic art |
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Lineweights: Works by Predock_Frane Architects
The LA Forum will be celebrating its inaugural exhibit – LINEWEIGHTS: Works by Precock_Frane Architects. Lineweights is the first show to bring together three of the architects’ recent filament based constructs to form one ensemble. 12.01.2008 Predock Frane|Woodbury Hollywood Exhibitions |








